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Twelf
Copyright (C) 1997-2011, Frank Pfenning and Carsten Schuermann

Authors: Frank Pfenning
         Carsten Schuermann
With contributions by:
         Brigitte Pientka
         Roberto Virga
         Kevin Watkins
         Jason Reed

Twelf is an implementation of

 - the LF logical framework, including type reconstruction
 - the Elf constraint logic programming language
 - a meta-theorem prover for LF (very preliminary)
 - a set of expansion modules to deal natively with numbers and strings
 - an Emacs interface

Installing
==========

For complete installation instructions, see http://twelf.org/

Twelf can be compiled and installed under Unix, either as a separate
"Twelf Server" intended primarily as an inferior process to Emacs, or as
a structure Twelf embedded in Standard ML.

To build with SML of New Jersey type "make smlnj." To build with MLton type
"make mlton." If you are building Twelf through SML of New Jersey, you may need
to run "make buildid" first.

Files
=====

 README            --- this file
 Makefile          --- enables make
 server.cm         --- used to build Twelf Server
 sources.cm        --- used to build Twelf SML
 bin/              --- utility scripts, heaps, binaries
 build/            --- build files (type "make" to see options)
 doc/              --- (Outdated) Twelf user's guide
 emacs/            --- Emacs interface for Twelf
 examples/         --- various case studies
 examples-clp/     --- examples of use of the numbers and strings extensions
 src/              --- the SML sources for Twelf
 tex/              --- TeX macros and style files
 vim/              --- Vim interface for Twelf

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